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Guinea Pig Fun | Home > Theme Cages > Browse:Connecting 2 Store-Bought CagesAcrylic and Grid Stacked Cages by KathyAttaching Cage Decorations by KathyBorders & Backgrounds by KathyCat-Proof Theme Cages by KathyCreating Windows & Mirrors by KathyDivided Theme Cages by KathyGPF's CagesGPF's PensQuick 'n Easy Theme Cage by KathyAfrican Safari by KathyAmericana by JadeBachelor's Pad by LilyGraceBlue Birds of Paradise by Linda LEEBlueberry Bungalow by LilyGraceButterfly Garden by ErinCountry Gardens by KathyCozy Cavy Cafe by CalypsoCurvy Cavy Caviary: Albinocavies Daisy Dayzie by LilyGraceGarden Retreat by KathyHalloween: Witch's Brew by KathyHello Kitty by TeddyJungle FeverKarine Jans' Theme CagesLupine Garden by Kathy Marchioro Tommy 120 Cages by KathyThe Metallicage by TexCavyO'Guinea Luxury Home by LilyGraceOinker Inn by Linda LeeOrganizational-Shelving Cages by KathyPigtopia Gardens by AlexandraPigopolis by CoolcavyPlum Palace by LilyGraceRainbow Apartments by ShelleyRoadster by KathySouthern Plantation Home by KathySouthwestern Cavy Madness by KathySunflower Garden by KathyUnder the Sea by KathyVictorian Tea Room by Shelley
Creating Windows & Mirrors by Kathy These photos show various windows that have been created in theme cages. Windows provide the resident guinea pigs with an opportunity to interact with and view the world around them. Also, if a cage has an upper level, a window along the front of the cage and the sides provides light to the lower-level. The album also shows how to make a mirror or a picture by placing an item behind the cutout window area. Information on making a "Cubes and Coroplast" cage may be found at: www.cavycages.com Date(s): July 17, 2002. Album by Kathy. Photos by Kathy, Shelley , LilyGrace. 1 - 10 of 44 Total.
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This cage features an acrylic window on the front and the two sides Close-up of acrylic: front and side pieces held in place with a one-inch-binder clip. Front view of window being held in place with a one-inch-binder clip. Window on left-hand side of cage: view from outside the cage; window gives the resident guinea pigs a view of the cage next to them. Same window but view is of the inside of the cage; "Lupine Garden" cage is in the background. View of right-side window from outside the cage: acrylic is placed inside the cage to protect cut-out edges of base. A mirror is created by placing a piece of mirror acrylic between the corrugated plastic base and the grid-cube panels. Overview of a side window: provides the guinea pigs with a view of the cage next to them. "Sunflower Garden": Acrylic piece screwed (through pre-drilled holes) to each side of front of adhesive-backed-paper (covered) wooden frame. View of cage and front window with front panel removed.
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